The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24

AAd cooked his nat Q 'er MS CLASSY eye,
!, And Wunk q wunk ata COW near by.
The earth swum round, but the stiis stoo'
still,
The trees rolled up and the kid crawls
lie groaned al ,ud for he fel. SO i'll,
And knew the cigar had "done hin
His head was light and his feet IKE iead.
His checks grew white as a.linSeed spread
While he weakly gasped as he Esked alaI
ali live, this he-cs my last cigar.
. These are movin' times.
. G. I. Barker of the Athen!
Journa! was in town Wednesday
Mr.. A. Wilson was in Gallipo
lis Tuesday.
J. F. Wheeler, of Columbus
was in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. DIR. Pullen is waiting
friends at Wooster, o.
E. II. West was in Shawnee,
Monday last.
Go away Pete, St. Pstrick's Day
is past!
D. W. Friesner bas accepted a
case on the Pataskala. (O.) Stand
ard.
Geo. Baker, OF Columbus. and
formerly of this city, visited friends
here the first of the week.
Misses Carrie Doty and Alice
Waterman, of Columbus, o., are
the guests of Mrs. RanestricS.
Chas. Becker is putting down a
new pavement in front of his resi-
dence on Hunter street.
There was a surprise party at
the residence of Christ Brooney
Tuesday evening.
Dode Whitehurst. of Canal Win
chestea, O.. was in this city last
Friday.
Mrs. Sharp, mother Of Mrs. W
S. Freisner, has been dangerous
ly i'll the past week.
Miss Minnie Allen spent sever
al days of last week with friends
at MaxvIlle. 0.
Mrs. Bragg, of Columbus. at
tended the:funeral of a. B. Butin
last week.
Albert Cook, our carrier boy,
has just come out first best IN a
skirmish with the chickenpox.
Judge James. r. Grcgsn. who he's
been quite unwell the p;st week,
is, we are glad to learn, lmprov-
ing.
The Crescent Club gave pleas
ant dance at the rooms in the Nc
CarthJ building Saturday evening
last.
Vernon Culver, of Reno. Pa.
was the gaest of his bro'her Gus,
,ast Sunday. having stopped over
CD his way home from the West.
Why wouldn't it be good idea
to sod the west side Of the public
square? 1t has been used as q pub
lIc thoroug ghizrs. long enough.
There have been no new devel-
opmeuts in the injunction case, and
the boys are selling beer righ:
along, as if there never was such
thing as q prohibition ordinance.
Now that Henry Lntz has re-
moved the engine house from the
market lot, the Council should
enjoin Remp!e from using the
same as a barn yard.
St. Patrick's Day passed very
quietly in this city. Our latch
string WAS out ell day and many
callers wero en- tertalEed by our
worthy Parson Gould.
Mr:: John Hansen left on last Fri
day for Kansas. to attend TO an i'm
portant law suit. for one of his eli
ents. he will perhaps be absent
ten days.
S. II. Bright and John F. White
have formed law partnership
Both of these gentlemen sre able
lawyers and will make q strong
team.
Mr.. Green Is .having his Pence
property on Walnut street put in
elegant repair. Charley lnscoe and
Jim Bowen are doing the fine; ar
tistic work, and doing it very well.
Pcstmasteresani editor Meloy,
New Lexington. made US pleas
aut visit son last Friday. He re-
ports the Herald and postotice in
four;shing condition, and both
Democratic.
The editor of the Athens Journ-
al ought to know better than to in
vite Democrat TO come down and
spend Sunday in that city. Why.
Charles it would be unconsti.ution
al!
Col. Isaac kontner will soon erect
a new front to his residence on
south Market street. key wants
some place in which to put the Ia
pie he bought of Jesse Butin.
The tImhers to be used at the gas
well have been delivered, and the
work of putting down the we'll will
be pushed rapidly from this time